Jangan Biarkan Anak terlalu Bersih
Apa reaksi umum orangtua jika melihat anaknya bermain pasir atau lumpur hingga mengotori wajah, tangan, pakaian, atau bahkan seluruh tubuhnya? Panik, marah, atau cenderung membiarkan saja?
Menurut para peneliti, biarkan saja anak bermain kotor-kotoran. Bahkan, anak-anak sesekali harus kotor karena jika terlalu bersih, kemampuan kulit anak untuk menyembuhkan diri sendiri justru terganggu atau malah rusak.
Hasil penelitian tim peneliti School of Medicine di University of California, AS, seperti diberitakan Nature Medicine, Senin (23/11), menyebutkan, bakteri bernama Staphylococci yang hidup di kulit membentuk semacam jaringan yang mencegah peradangan ketika kita terluka.
Bakteri itu juga mengurangi reaksi ketahanan tubuh yang berlebihan. Para pakar medis mengatakan, temuan tim peneliti itu memberikan penjelasan atas ”hipotesis kesehatan” yang menyebutkan jika tubuh dibiasakan menghadapi kuman sejak usia dini, maka kemungkinan besar tubuh akan menciptakan jaringan pelindung dari berbagai macam alergi.
Selama ini ada pandangan bahwa obsesi masyarakat pada kebersihan sebenarnya mulai muncul ketika alergi merebak di negara-negara berkembang. ”Temuan ini bisa membantu kita untuk menemukan pendekatan yang baru untuk menangani penyakit-penyakit kulit yang menular,” kata pemimpin tim peneliti Richard Gallo.
Juru bicara untuk lembaga Allergy UK mengatakan, semakin banyak bukti yang menunjukkan bahwa tubuh sebenarnya akan menjadi lebih kebal jika kerap terekspos dengan kuman.
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Do not Let the child be too clean
What are common reactions when parents see their children play sand or mud to dirty faces, hands, clothing, or even the whole body? Panic, anger, or tend to leave alone?
According to the researchers, just let the kids play dirty-dirt. In fact, the children occasionally be dirty because if it is too clean, the ability of a child's skin to heal yourself instead disrupted or even damaged.
The research team of researchers School of Medicine at the University of California, USA, as reported by Nature Medicine on Monday (23/11), mentions, bacteria called staphylococci that lives in the skin form a kind of tissue that prevent inflammation when we hurt.
The bacteria also reduce excessive immune reactions. Medical experts said the research team's findings provide an explanation for "health hypothesis" which states if the body accustomed to encounter germs from an early age, then most likely the body will create a protective network of various kinds of allergies.
As long as there is the notion that society's obsession with cleanliness is actually beginning to emerge as allergies rampant in developing countries. "These findings could help us to discover new approaches to dealing with skin diseases are contagious," said research team leader Richard Gallo.
According to the researchers, just let the kids play dirty-dirt. In fact, the children occasionally be dirty because if it is too clean, the ability of a child's skin to heal yourself instead disrupted or even damaged.
The research team of researchers School of Medicine at the University of California, USA, as reported by Nature Medicine on Monday (23/11), mentions, bacteria called staphylococci that lives in the skin form a kind of tissue that prevent inflammation when we hurt.
The bacteria also reduce excessive immune reactions. Medical experts said the research team's findings provide an explanation for "health hypothesis" which states if the body accustomed to encounter germs from an early age, then most likely the body will create a protective network of various kinds of allergies.
As long as there is the notion that society's obsession with cleanliness is actually beginning to emerge as allergies rampant in developing countries. "These findings could help us to discover new approaches to dealing with skin diseases are contagious," said research team leader Richard Gallo.
A spokesman for Allergy UK said institutions, growing evidence suggests that the body will actually become more resistant if often exposed to germs.
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